Vehicle Fuel Cell System - INRG-E-40

  • INRG-E-40 vehicle-system variant
  • Integrated vehicle power-system configuration

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A vehicle fuel-cell power system offered for use as the main power-supply unit in hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles. The system integrates fuel-cell power generation for vehicle-platform installation.

Use Cases

  • Fuel-cell buses and passenger vehicles
  • Hydrogen-powered logistics vehicles
  • Fuel-cell hybrid vehicle platforms

Capabilities

  • Supplies primary electrical power for a fuel-cell vehicle
  • Integrates fuel-cell power generation at system level
  • Supports installation within hydrogen mobility platforms
Innoreagen Power Technology Co., Ltd. Innoreagen (headquartered in Beijing, China, with Dalian Innoreagen Power Technology Co., Ltd. established in December 2023 building an advanced research institute, production base, and demonstration base), is one of China's leading hydrogen energy companies, highly competitive in developing hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and fuel cell systems for buses and heavy-duty trucks. The company's fuel cell systems are configured across power segments -- 70-90kW for hydrogen buses and 90-130kW for hydrogen heavy-duty trucks -- with Innoreagen signing a strategic cooperation agreement with Dongfeng Teqi (Shiyan) Passenger Coach Co., Ltd. to promote 500 hydrogen fuel cell vehicles across various sectors, building on prior collaboration developing an 18-ton hydrogen fuel cell truck, and partnering with Higer Bus Company to deploy 20 units of 12-meter hydrogen fuel cell buses in Beijing. Innoreagen's hydrogen fuel cell plant entered operation as a production demonstration project in Jinpu New Area, Dalian in August 2024, with the company's Chief Technology Officer Dr. Zhigang Qi (a PhD from McGill University with prior experience at H Power Corp, Plug Power, and MTI Micro Fuel Cells) contributing to over 30 fuel cell standards and holding numerous US and China patents in PEMFC, PAFC, and DMFC technologies. Having raised CNY 100 million in a Series A funding round in 2022 led by Beijing E-town International Investment & Development, Innoreagen continues positioning central and western Chinese regions as priority markets for hydrogen fuel cell vehicle promotion based on their future growth potential.

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